For cubic-to-orthorhombic and cubic-to-monoclinic-II martensitic transformations, the authors derive extreme compatibility conditions under which Type I/II and compound twin laminates both eliminate transition layers against austenite for all volume fractions.
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Revisiting the cofactor conditions: Elimination of transition layers in compound domains
For cubic-to-orthorhombic and cubic-to-monoclinic-II martensitic transformations, the authors derive extreme compatibility conditions under which Type I/II and compound twin laminates both eliminate transition layers against austenite for all volume fractions.